Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing

Title: Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing

Full Record
Other Related Research

Abstract

Wireless temperature sensing systems and methods include an active sensor for determining temperature parameters in harsh environments, such as in very high temperature conditions, and wireless conveyance of the detected parameters. In an example embodiment, a pyroelectric element can generate a voltage when subjected to a temperature change. A coil is electrically coupled to the pyroelectric element and configured to generate a magnetic field in response to a current induced by the voltage generated by the pyroelectric element. A pickup is electromagnetically coupled with and detects the magnetic field generated by the coil, and the pickup is configured to provide an output corresponding to the detected magnetic field.

Inventors:: Lin, Yirong; Love, Norman D.

Issue Date:: 2019-03-12

Research Org.:: The Univ. of Texas, Austin, TX (United States)

Sponsoring Org.:: USDOE

OSTI Identifier:: 1525037

Patent Number(s):: 10,228,290

Application Number:: 15/485,494

Assignee:: Board of Regents, The University of Texas System (Austin, TX)

DOE Contract Number:: FE0011235

Resource Type:: Patent

Resource Relation:: Patent File Date: 2017-04-12

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Citation Formats


                    Lin, Yirong, and Love, Norman D. Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing.  United States: N. p., 2019. 
        Web.

Copy to clipboard


                    Lin, Yirong, & Love, Norman D. Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing.  United States.

Copy to clipboard


                    Lin, Yirong, and Love, Norman D. Tue .  
        "Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing".  United States.  https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1525037.

Copy to clipboard


                    
@article{osti_1525037,

  title        = {Systems and methods for wireless temperature sensing},

  author       = {Lin, Yirong and Love, Norman D.},

  abstractNote = {Wireless temperature sensing systems and methods include an active sensor for determining temperature parameters in harsh environments, such as in very high temperature conditions, and wireless conveyance of the detected parameters. In an example embodiment, a pyroelectric element can generate a voltage when subjected to a temperature change. A coil is electrically coupled to the pyroelectric element and configured to generate a magnetic field in response to a current induced by the voltage generated by the pyroelectric element. A pickup is electromagnetically coupled with and detects the magnetic field generated by the coil, and the pickup is configured to provide an output corresponding to the detected magnetic field.},

  doi          = {},

  journal      = {},
number       = ,

  volume       = ,

  place        = {United States},

  year         = {2019},

  month        = {3}

}

Copy to clipboard

Patent:

View Patent

Save / Share:

Export Metadata

Save to My Library

Similar records in DOE Patents and OSTI.GOV collections:

Voltage sensing systems and methods for passive compensation of temperature related intrinsic phase shift

Patent Davidson, James R. (Idaho Falls, ID); Lassahn, Gordon D. (Idaho Falls, ID)

A small sized electro-optic voltage sensor capable of accurate measurement of high levels of voltages without contact with a conductor or voltage source is provided. When placed in the presence of an electric field, the sensor receives an input beam of electromagnetic radiation into the sensor. A polarization beam displacer serves as a filter to separate the input beam into two beams with orthogonal linear polarizations. The beam displacer is oriented in such a way as to rotate the linearly polarized beams such that they enter a Pockels crystal at a preferred angle of 45 degrees. The beam displacer ismore »« less
Full Text Available
Tags, wireless communication systems, tag communication methods, and wireless communications methods

Patent Scott, ; Jeff W. (Pasco, WA), Pratt; Richard, M [Richland, WA]

Tags, wireless communication systems, tag communication methods, and wireless communications methods are described. In one aspect, a tag includes a plurality of antennas configured to receive a plurality of first wireless communication signals comprising data from a reader, a plurality of rectifying circuits coupled with. respective individual ones of the antennas and configured to provide rectified signals corresponding to the first wireless communication signals, wherein the rectified signals are combined to produce a composite signal, an adaptive reference circuit configured to vary a reference signal responsive to the composite signal, a comparator coupled with the adaptive reference circuit and themore »« less
Full Text Available
Communications device identification methods, communications methods, wireless communications readers, wireless communications systems, and articles of manufacture

Patent Steele, Kerry D [Kennewick, WA]; Anderson, Gordon A [Benton City, WA]; Gilbert, Ronald W [Morgan Hill, CA]

Communications device identification methods, communications methods, wireless communications readers, wireless communications systems, and articles of manufacture are described. In one aspect, a communications device identification method includes providing identification information regarding a group of wireless identification devices within a wireless communications range of a reader, using the provided identification information, selecting one of a plurality of different search procedures for identifying unidentified ones of the wireless identification devices within the wireless communications range, and identifying at least some of the unidentified ones of the wireless identification devices using the selected one of the search procedures.
Full Text Available
Wireless device monitoring methods, wireless device monitoring systems, and articles of manufacture

Patent McCown, Steven H [Rigby, ID]; Derr, Kurt W [Idaho Falls, ID]; Rohde, Kenneth W [Idaho Falls, ID]

Wireless device monitoring methods, wireless device monitoring systems, and articles of manufacture are described. According to one embodiment, a wireless device monitoring method includes accessing device configuration information of a wireless device present at a secure area, wherein the device configuration information comprises information regarding a configuration of the wireless device, accessing stored information corresponding to the wireless device, wherein the stored information comprises information regarding the configuration of the wireless device, comparing the device configuration information with the stored information, and indicating the wireless device as one of authorized and unauthorized for presence at the secure area using themore » comparing.« less
Full Text Available
Systems and methods for measuring a parameter of a landfill including a barrier cap and wireless sensor systems and methods

Patent Kunerth, Dennis C.; Svoboda, John M.; Johnson, James T.

A method of measuring a parameter of a landfill including a cap, without passing wires through the cap, includes burying a sensor apparatus in the landfill prior to closing the landfill with the cap; providing a reader capable of communicating with the sensor apparatus via radio frequency (RF); placing an antenna above the barrier, spaced apart from the sensor apparatus; coupling the antenna to the reader either before or after placing the antenna above the barrier; providing power to the sensor apparatus, via the antenna, by generating a field using the reader; accumulating and storing power in the sensor apparatus;more »« less
Full Text Available

Similar Records